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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Nemaska Lithium Inc NMKEF

Nemaska Lithium Inc is a Canada based lithium company. It is engaged in exploring and evaluating lithium properties and processing of spodumene into lithium compounds in Quebec, Canada. The company supplies lithium hydroxide and lithium carbonate to the lithium battery industry used in electric vehicles, cell phones, tablets, and other consumer products.

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Nemaska Lithium Inc > livent not a secured creditor me thinks
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Post by Tcheck on Apr 10, 2020 10:41pm

livent not a secured creditor me thinks

- quote from resource clips


That same month (February 2019) Livent Corp (previously FMC Corp) cancelled an 8,000-tpa lithium carbonate supply agreement that was to start in April 2019.
-******???? Livent  canceled it ?*******

- quote from nmx may 2019 report

management discussion and analysis may 2019

 i) the  termination  of  a  supply  contract  liability  with  Livent (in 2019 ?)
   (previously  FMCCorporation) resulted in a non-recurring expense of $10,414,
   while in the previous year there was a non-recurring profit on thedisposition
   of a mining property for a total of $7,811;

April 3, 2017 Lump sumpayment FMC US$10,000(13,358)
   The net proceeds of the financing were used to fund
   the general administrative expenses,investing activities
   and other working capitalneeds.

ALSO

Pursuant to the Corporation’s off-take arrangements under the JMBM Agreements, the FMC Agreement, the SoftBank ROFOAgreement, the LG Chem Agreement, the Northvolt Agreement and the Stream Agreement, and any future definitive SupplyAgreements entered into, the Corporation is, and will be, required to provide lithium products that meet certain purity andgrade specifications. The inability of the Corporation to fully commission and scale-up its operations at the Phase 1 Plant andthe Shawinigan Electrochemical Plant to produce battery grade lithium would have an adverse effect on the Corporation’sability to meet its obligations under its off-take arrangements which would have a material adverse effect on the Corporation.

obviously nmx couldnt meet its obligations
thats why we are restructuring

what is the material adverse effect they are talking about ?
certainly not the sums claimed .
the FMC  contract was canceled  ,so why are they now claiming ?

nmx the future keystone XL ithium project with no oil spills ,methane leaks or money spills . lol
Comment by TicTacTo on Apr 11, 2020 4:08am
They should get lump sum payment of US$10M payback and expect termination fee of US$10M, cash is available in NMX bank account ("Amount held in escrow (LIvent Litigation) 28 000 000 C$) FMC claims +CAD$312 million in pwc claim process but nothing serious. General Lithium also claims CAD$33 millions for spodumene contract but pipe dream also.
Comment by Takeactionnow on Apr 11, 2020 6:32am
The "material adverse effect" is simply the impact of Nemaska not receiving revenues under any supply contract (because it is unable to deliver).
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